A dispatch from the Christian Booksellers Association

Four working pastors—Latino, Asian, black, and white—respond to the bracing thesis of United by Faith.

The usual arguments against the "sweet science" cut many ways.

Why the medieval theologian is as contemporary as ever—and a blessing to evangelicals.

Donald Miller hints at what to expect from his upcoming book.

Michael Horton says we need to once again let our lives and churches be driven by the gospel.

The best-selling author and church planter is not easily satisfied with the church or himself.

Dale Pyne says when we put pastors on a pedestal, they’re more likely to topple.

Spiritual giants care about one thing—and it's not people's feelings.

Johann Sebastian Bach was a musician who lived the Bible.

Terri Schiavo prompted a national debate, but there's still much unresolved.

If Christ can't be found in sports, he can't be found in the modern world.

Sports is much more important than our culture lets on.

Sharing your faith does not have to be so intimidating.

Shane Hipps urges Christians to discern the technology spirits.

Why 'Erasing Hell' was his most difficult book, how 'Love Wins' prompted repentance, and whether 'Believe in Jesus or you'll go to hell' is good news.